Almuth Kook
Almuth Kook (born August 25, 1969 in Norden , East Friesland ) is a German television presenter and author.
Life
After finishing school, Kook studied cultural studies at the University of Lüneburg . In addition to her studies, Kook u. a. as a local editor for the daily newspaper Ostfriesischer Kurier and as a freelancer for the magazine "Szene Hamburg". She also met Tine Wittler at Lüneburg University and became friends with her. In 1998 she then worked as an editor for a daily talk format for the production company Schwarzkopff-TV. From 2002 to 2003, Kook co-wrote the novels The Princess and Horst and Horst Go Home! Together with Tine Wittler . .
Moderation
On October 16, 2005, the private broadcaster RTL presented the East Friesian as the second presenter for the docutainment series “ Use in 4 Walls” and thus as a representative of her friend Tine Wittler . The reason for this was that the broadcaster stated that Wittler's additional workload would increase considerably due to the special episodes, each of which involves renovating an entire house.
Works
- The Princess and the Horst , 2002, ISBN 3-404-14734-0 (as co-author)
- Horst Go Home! , 2003, ISBN 3-404-14982-3 (as co-author)
- TV moderation training , 2011, for Newbury Media & Communications GmbH (as co-author with Stephan Lendi)
Web links
- Presentation by Tine Wittler
- Television moderation training with Almuth Kook
- Almuth biography on the Newbury Trainings website
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Kook, Almuth |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German presenter, writer, moderation trainer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | August 25, 1969 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | North , East Frisia |